This collection of fifty-nine 19th Century horse-drawn vehicles looks like a room out of the Smithsonian and belies its rural location. Among the fancy, Victorian-era carriages is one used in the film Gone with the Wind for the character “Belle Watley.” The museum also houses work wagons, day buggies, coaches, and sleighs including others used in film classics. A hands-on area including a one-room schoolhouse completes the intriguing displays. From here, pop into the adjacent Maritime Museum and take a detour to Willie Keil’s grave (753 WA-6, Raymond, WA 98577).
